Californians aren’t just tired. They’re shut out. In homes across Beaumont, Palm Springs, and the Coachella Valley, people watched Sacramento churn through billion-dollar deals and last-minute votes with no explanation, no input, and no accountability. They weren’t asking for miracles. They were asking to be heard — and what they got instead was silence.
As the session unfolded, I pushed for transparency and public input — because the public deserves more than closed doors and rushed votes. I met with constituents, flagged procedural shortcuts, and called for major decisions to be made in daylight, not behind the scenes.
This year’s legislative session didn’t just move fast — it moved without the people…